Cattleya schilleriana coerulea ‘SVO’ x self, CHOICE, SELECT, ORCHID SPECIES
The plan bears beautiful purple foliage. The coerulea form of this species is very sought after and hard to find. Cattleya schilleriana coerulea (‘SVO’ x self) CHOICE FORM, SELECT PARENTS, ORCHID SPECIES.
Cattleya schilleriana coerulea ‘SVO’ x self, CHOICE, SELECT, ORCHID SPECIES
The plan bears beautiful purple foliage. The coerulea form of this species is very sought after and hard to find. Cattleya schilleriana coerulea (‘SVO’ x self) CHOICE FORM, SELECT PARENTS, ORCHID SPECIES.
Den. Jiaho Delight ‘Red Lips’ | 3″ pot | BS not in bloom
Hsinying Frostymaree × Den. Belonging to the coveted Formosae (Nigrohirsute) section, this cultivar produces striking, long-lasting flowers with slender, gracefully upward-twisting petals in shades of creamy chartreuse and icy white.
C. Gaudii ‘Cinnamon Scent’ x C. Black Jack ‘Universal’ | BS | 5″pot
What a cross! Crossing that with the waxy, fragrant, and spotted C. Black Jack is a winning orchid waiting to happen. Flower pics are representative and not pictures of the actual plant itself. I have a couple of these and will select the best one to send.
Cattleya Mareeba Tiger f. coerulea (tigrina coerulea x schilleriana coerulea) |
Cattleya Mareeba Tiger f. coerulea (C. tigrina f. coerulea × C. schilleriana f. coerulea) is an absolute crown jewel of a primary hybrid, bringing together two of Brazil’s most legendary, spotted bifoliate species in their incredibly rare and highly coveted “blue” color forms.
Rcv. QF Noe’ula | BS not in bloom | 4″ pot
The Pod Parent (Rhynchovola Jimminey Cricket): A primary hybrid between Brassavola nodosa and Rhyncholaelia digbyana. It passes down ultra-sturdy, compact, terete-leaning foliage, an incredibly robust root system, and massive, starry flower shape, accented by an intensely powerful, night-blooming fragrance.
Bllra. Marfitch ‘Howard’s Dream’ AM/AOS | In Spike/Bud
Marfitch ‘Howard’s Dream’ AM/AOS produces a beautiful star shape, deep spotted purple color, and is easy to grow. Obviously a triple threat. Grow this similarly to an Oncidium. Flower pics are representational and not pictures of the actual plant itself.
C. maxima coerulea ‘Blue Sea’ | NBS | 4″ pot
For collectors who revere the classic, striking lip patterns ofCattleya maxima but want a rare, sophisticated, and cool-colored prize for their bench, thecoerulea form is an absolute must-have masterpiece.
Oncidesa Gower Ramsey ‘Orange Delight’ | 3.5″ Pot | BS not in bloom
It is incredibly resilient, highly adaptable, and a perfect choice for growers looking to add a massive cloud of warm, radiant color to their collection.
Cycnodes Taiwan Gold ‘Orange’ | BS not in spike
Flower pics are representational and not pictures of the actual plant itself. These have a unique growth habit compared to other orchids.
